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remove  it.  Then lift 
off the 
adapter  and  remove  the 
spare tire.  Remove  the 
jack and  wheel  wrench 
from the  trunk. Yo1 
vehicle’s  jack and  wheel  wrench  are stored  in a  foam 
tray.  Remove  the  band  around  the  jack. 
The  tools  you’ll  be  using  include  the  jack 
(A) and  wheel 
wrench 
(B). 
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11. Tighten  the  wheel  nuts firmly  in  a  criss-cross 
sequence, 
as shown. 
Incorrect  wheel nuts  or  improperly  tightened 
wheel  nuts  can  cause  the  wheel to become  loose 
and  even  come  off. This  could  lead  to  an accident. 
Be  sure  to  use the  correct  wheel  nuts.  If  you have 
to  replace  them,  be sure  to  get new 
GM original 
equipment  wheel  nuts. 
Stop  somewhere  as  soon 
as you can  and  have 
the  nuts  tightened  with 
a torque  wrench  to 
100 Ib-ft (140 N-m). 
NOTICE: 
Improperly  tightened  wheel nuts  can  lead  to 
brake  pulsation  and  rotor  damage. 
To avoid 
expensive  brake  repairs,  evenly  tighten  the  wheel 
nuts  in the  proper  sequence  and  to  the  proper 
torque  specification. 
Don’t  try  to put  a  wheel  cover  on  your  compact  spare 
tire.  It  won’t  fit. Store the  wheel  cover  and  wheel 
nut 
caps  in  the  trunk  until  you  have  the  flat tire repaired 
or  replaced. 
NOTICE: 
Wheel  covers  won’t fit  on  your  compact  spare. 
If you try to  put a wheel  cover  on  your  compact 
spare, 
you could  damage  the  cover or  the  spare. 
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Storing  a jack, a  tire  or other  equipment  in  the 
passenger  compartment 
of the  vehicle  could 
cause  injury.  In  a  sudden  stop or collision,  loose 
equipment  could  strike  someone.  Store  all  these 
in  the  proper  place. 
The  compact spare  is for temporary use  only. Replace 
the  compact  spare tire with  a full-size  tire as 
soon as you 
can.  See “Compact  Spare Tire” in the  Index.  See the 
storage instructions label to replace  your compact spare 
into  your  trunk  properly. 
m G 
F B 
A.  Wrench 
B. Jack 
C. Spare  Tire 
D. Adapter 
E. Wing Bolt 
E Cover 
G. Nut 
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4. Disconnect the bulb base from the socket  by lifting 
the plastic locking tab. 
5. Snap  a new  bulb into the socket. 
6. Replace  the bulb assembly  by reversing 
Steps 
1 through 3. 
Taillamps 
For the  type of bulb, see “Replacement Bulbs”  in 
the Index. 
1. Pull the carpet  away from the rear of the trunk. 
2. Remove  the taillamp bulb assembly by turning  it 
one-quarter  of a turn  counterclockwise. 
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Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Fuse Usage 
WIPER  Windshield  Wipers,  Windshield Washers 
ERLS  Automatic  Transaxle, 
Brake-Transaxle  Shift  Interlock, 
A/C  Compressor,  Cruise  Control,  Multiport  Fuel  Injection 
AIR  BAG  Supplemental  Inflatable  Restraint 
EXT LAMP  Exterior  Lamps,  Instrument  Panel 
PWR  ACC  Power  Door  Locks,  Convertible System 
Lights 
Top  (Convertible  Model) 
HVAC 
RADIO  ALARM 
CRUISE  Heater  and 
A/C Control, 
Anti-Lock  Brake  System,  Engine  Cooling  Fan  (2.2L  Engine), 
Engine  Vent Heater 
(2.4L Engine) 
Radio,  Remote  Keyless  Entry 
Alarm  Module 
- Interior  Lamps, 
Warning  Chimes 
Cruise  Control 
Fuse 
L  HDLP 
CIG 
INST  LPS 
STOP/HAZ 
PWR 
WINDOW 
PCM/IGN 
INT  LAMP 
FOG LAMP 
IGN 
R HDLP 
Usage 
Left  Headlamp 
Cigarette  Lighter, 
Horn, Interior 
Lamps,  Diagnostic  Connector 
Instrument  Panel  Lights,  Warning  Chimes 
Exterior  Lamps,  Anti-Lock  Brake 
System,  Cruise  Control 
Power  Windows,  Power 
Sunroof, 
Convertible  Top  Controls  (Convertible  Model)  (Circuit 
Breaker) 
Powertrain  Control  Module 
Alarm  Module:  Illuminated  Entry, 
Warning  Chimes,  Overhead 
Lamps,  Mapmeading  Lamps, 
Glove  Box  Lamp, 
Trunk Lamp, 
Radio,  Power  Mirrors,  Remote 
Keyless  Entry 
Fog Lamps (2-24 Only) 
Engine  Ignition 
Right  Headlamp 
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OUTSIDE LAMPS  BULB 
Back-up Lamps ......................... 3057 
Front  Parkingnurn  Signal  Lamps 
Base  Model 
........................... 3357 
2-24Model 
......................... 3357NA 
Inside 
................................ 1141 
Outside 
............................... 912 
Highbow  Beam 
...................... 9005/6 
Center  High-Mount  Stoplamp 
Halogen  Headlamps 
Front  Sidemarker  Lamps 
................... 194 
Rear  Sidemarker  Lamps 
.................... 194 
Stop/Tail/Turn  Signal  Lamps 
............... 3057 
Stop/Turn  Signal  Lamps  (Sedan) 
............ 3057 
Trunk  Lamp 
............................. 906 
License 
.................................. 194 
Fog Lamps (2-24) ....................... 881X 
INSIDE LAMPS  BULB 
Dome  Lamp  Front 
................................. 168 
Rear 
.................................. 194 
Reading  Lamp  (If  Equipped) 
............... 2  12-2 
Rear  Courtesy  Lamp  (If Equipped) 
........... 563 
Heater  and 
A/C Control ..................... 74 
High-Beam  Indicator 
...................... 194 
GloveBox 
.............................. 194   

Downloaded from www.Manualslib.com manuals search engine Odometer .................................... 2-63 
Odometer.  Trip 
................................. 2-64 
Off-Road  Recovery 
............................. 4-  12 
Oil.  Engine 
.................................... 6-10 
Oil  Pressure  Warning  Light 
....................... 2-73 
Overdrive.  Automatic  Transaxle 
................... 2- 19 
Overheating  Engine 
............................. 5- 13 
Owner  Checks  and  Services 
....................... 7-38 
Owner  Publications.  Ordering 
...................... 8-9 
Paint  Spotting.  Chemical 
........................ 6-50 
Park  Automatic  Transaxle 
.......................... 2-  17 
Shifting 
Into ................................. 2-24 
Shifting  Out 
of ............................... 2-26 
At  Night 
..................................... 2-8 
Parking 
Brake  Mechanism  Check 
....................... 7-41 
Brake 
...................................... 2-23 
Lots 
........................................ 2-8 
Over  Things  That  Bum 
........................ 2-27 
WithaTrailer 
................................ 4-39 
Your  Vehicle.  Manual  Transaxle 
................. 2-26 
Passenger  Position 
.............................. 1-25 
Passing 
....................................... 4-12 
Passlock 
TM ..................................... 2-9 
Passlock 
TM Warning  Light ........................ 2-75 
Periodic  Maintenance  Inspections 
.................. 7-42  Power 
Door  Locks 
................................... 2-4 
Remote  Control  Mirror 
........................ 2-44 
Option  Fuses 
................................ 6-53 
Steering 
................................ 4.9.  6.26 
Steering  Fluid 
................................ 6-26 
Windows 
................................... 2-29 
Pregnancy.  Use  of  Safety  Belts 
.................... 1-25 
Problems  on  the  Road 
............................ 5-1 
Publications.  Service  and  Owner .................... 8-9 
Radio  Reception 
.............................. 3-23 
Radios 
........................................ 3-7 
Rain.  Driving  In 
................................ 4-17 
Raising  the  Convertible  Top  Manually 
.............. 2-57 
Raising  Your Convertible  Top 
..................... 2-53 
Rear  DoorSecurityLocks 
........................... 2-4 
Outside  Seat  Position .......................... 1-26 
Safety  Belt  Comfort  Guides 
..................... 1-29 
Seatpassengers 
.............................. 1-25 
Towing 
..................................... 5-11 
Window  Defogger 
............................. 3-7 
Reclining  Front  Seatbacks 
......................... 1-2 
Recreational  Vehicle  Towing 
...................... 4-29 
Refrigerants.  Air  Conditioning 
.................... 6-58 
Remote  Trunk  Release 
............................ 2-8 
RearTowing ................................... 5-11 
Rearview  Mirror.  Inside  Daymight 
................. 2-43 
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Transportation.  Courtesy .......................... 8-6 
Trip  Odometer ................................. 2-64 
Trunk Lock ..................................... 2-7 
TTYUsers ...................................... 8-3 
Turn  Signal  and  Lane  Change  Signals ............... 2-3 1 
Turn  SignaVMultifunction  Lever ................... 2-30 
Turn  Signals  When  Towing  a  Trailer ................ 4-39 
Underbody Flushing  Service ..................... 7-41 
Underbody  Maintenance ......................... 6-50 
Up-Shift  Light ................................. 2-75 
Vehicle 
Control 
...................................... 4-5 
Damage  Warnings .............................. vii 
Dimensions 
................................. 6-60 
Identification  Number ......................... 6-52 
Loading .................................... 4-31 
Storage ..................................... 6-32 
Ventilation  System ............................... 3-5 
Visors.  Sun .................................... 2-48 
warning  Devices ; .............................. 5-2 
Warning  Lights.  Gages  and  Indicators ............... 2-65 
Washer  Fluid.  Windshield ........................ 6-27 
Washing  Your  Vehicle ........................... 6-47 
Wheel Weatherstrips 
.................................. 6-47 
Alignment .................................. 6-41 
Nut  Torque ............................. 5-29.  6-58 
Replacement ................................. 6-41 
Used  Replacement ............................ 6-42 
Wrench ..................................... 5-21 
Windows ..................................... 2-29 
Auto-Down ................................. 2-29 
Power ...................................... 2-29 
Windshield  Washer ............................. 2-34 
Fluid ................................... 2-34.  6-27 
FluidLevelCheck ............................ 7-38 
Windshield  Wiper .............................. 2-32 
Blade  Replacement ........................... 6-35 
Fuse ....................................... 6-53 
Winter  Driving ................................. 4-25 
Wiring.  Headlamp .............................. 6-53 
WreckerTowing ................................. 5-7 
Wrench.  Wheel ................................. 5-21 
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